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Thursday, September 22, 2005

   I finally talked the foriegn exchange student from Venezuela!
I've been trying to get up the courage to talk to him for weeks. He has English 2 with me and he never has anything to do in there, he justs sits there during class because the teacher never gives him anything to do. So, I finally asked him (his name is Leonardo) what he thought of it here in America and he said that it was really boring in this class and his other classes and that in Venezuela they have three classes one day and then three totally different classes the next. he also pulled out a bunch of Venezuelen currency and showed it ,e and my friend, Kelsie. There currency is really interesting, the first bill he pulled out was green and a picture of some guy on it that I thought looked like a British dude (he had one of those British-style coats on) I asked him if he was a president and he said " Yes, but he's not a very good one." and laughed. He pulled out several other bills and one of which was bright purple and another was bright orange. All of them had very interesting designs and almost every one had flowers on them that resembled irises. What really made my day though, was how happy he seemed to be that he was being spoken to and about his country. (Kelsie and I were obviously interested and not just being polite)

This is the Venezuelan flag...

Flag of Venezuela from Spanish Translation
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